First jaquard-woven fabric. I got the idea for the geometric forms from looking at quilts, but I this is more like a shattered quilt. It's all the same parts, but they have a totally different energy... it's constructed quite differently. I've never quilted before, but like hand weaving and painting, it's a hands on process. There is a really wonderful thing that happens with painting that I began to feel cheated out of when I realized I had to make my work on an industrial loom. Consequently my work often hinged on disaster trying to see how much latitude I could make for myself with the machine.
Thursday, September 21, 2006
First jaquard-woven fabric. I got the idea for the geometric forms from looking at quilts, but I this is more like a shattered quilt. It's all the same parts, but they have a totally different energy... it's constructed quite differently. I've never quilted before, but like hand weaving and painting, it's a hands on process. There is a really wonderful thing that happens with painting that I began to feel cheated out of when I realized I had to make my work on an industrial loom. Consequently my work often hinged on disaster trying to see how much latitude I could make for myself with the machine.

3 Comments:
Oh MY God! This stuff is amazing!
I can't believe it!
It's so structured and.....
Awesome.
Very different from your painting style, but in a good way.
Maybe we can collaborate, animation and textiles?
thanks! we can for sure collaborate. oh wow, i would love that!
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